Getting to know our buddy class



GETTING TO KNOW OUR BUDDY CLASS...

This week we met our writing buddies from the new entrant class, Kindle 1.  We explored our interests and discovered what similarities and differences we had.  We created a sketch of our buddy and recorded our ideas on a venn diagram.














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